In a causal relation that is truly purposeful, the effect must be in some sense good or desired.
Padela and Mohiuddin avoid addressing the detrimental consequences on the quality of palliation and the purposeful life-shortening effect of treatment withdrawal.
It was integral in achieving the purposeful and measurable effects in an industrial modernity that championed rationality, foresight, and planning in the control and manipulation of the social and material worlds, and it remains an important post-industrial value, particularly in continuing concern about waste and wise resource management.
If RVFV, which is common to select agent lists of the US Department of Health and Human Services and the US Department of Agriculture, entered the United States, either by accidental or purposeful means, the effects could be substantial.
The effect was purposeful.
In short, the ballad method of narration is directed toward achieving a bold, sensational, dramatic effect with purposeful starkness and abruptness.
But on Wednesday "The Envelope" was performed with an air of broad comedy rather than purposeful intrigue, and the effect was clumsier than it need be.
It is not for dramatic effect, but purposeful practicality -- you don't want to knick the Accord in the next space at the mall, right?
"I can only conclude that you are personally content with what is, in effect, a purposeful effort to keep documents from Congress, the Department of Justice and various independent counsels," Mr. Burton, chairman of the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, wrote last week to Beth Nolan, the White House counsel.
The wonderful side effect of purposeful work is that improved resilience.
Language matters because when used as rhetoric it can have a purposeful smoke-and-mirrors effect, shielding more pressing issues that need our attention.
